By Obasi Igwe
THE second group is some Igbo politicians, social climbers, sundry careerists, former corrupt officials, and known or concealed agents of various anti-Igbo parties. These people have bought into the concept of restructuring, even though they initially seemed uncertain what it meant. What they claim the Igbos want is a reorganised polity, of which the Igbos would have to be in the “East,” the Yorubas in the West, the Southern minorities in the South-South, and the North with their own three zones.

You see, the 360-member House cannot bow to the 108-member Senate, so rather than the dog being treasurer to the tiger; it is better for each to hunt on its own

Urgency is needed in implementing a coherent and credible package of monetary, fiscal and structural policies as the window for bold reforms is closing as the 2019 elections are fast approaching.” Gerry Rice, IMF Spokesman, in Reuters.

The above is the title of a paper presented by Brian Browne, at the celebration of the 90th Birthday anniversary of distinguished Prof. Adetoun Ogunsheye, at the Aboyade Policy Development centre in Ibadan last month.

God does not want his children to be ignorant; therefore he tells us vital things beforehand